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Her heart beating with the ferocity of a jungle drum, Erin Parker struggled for some sense of dignity as she rushed toward a new office tower standing proud above the
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The man's color heightened. Temper or embarrassment? Either would likely do her in.
"No," he replied, "I'll take care of this, Trudy."
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No husbands. No pets. Be nice.; Trailer-towing Sisters on the Fly find fun and friendship in their vintage homes away from home
Brawny pickups and SUVs sporting trailer hitch ball mounts and license plates from Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma pack a scrubby rock courtyard behind a picture-postcard farmhouse in Louisburg, Kan. Around front, eight camping trailers stand stem to stern in tight formation facing the open doors of a two-story white barn.
Extension cords have been laid, canopies staked, logs for the campfire cut and stacked, coolers and camp chairs arrayed in a circle. The sun hangs low in the west, and the campers are ready for a hard-earned happy hour.
One by one they emerge from their trailers in cowboy boots and lace petticoats, floor-length gowns and mod '60s sheaths topped with fur stoles. They sip lemon drop martinis and snack on sliced Twinkies speared with toothpicks and crackers sprayed with canned Easy Cheese as Marvin Gaye wails "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" on a boom box. Fragrant pinion wood smolders in a tiny chiminea.
The campers are women who belong to Sisters on the Fly, a national group of camping enthusiasts founded by two actual sisters who love fly-fishing in Montana.
The sisterhood has three rules: No husbands. No pets. Be nice. The founding sisters, Maurrie Sussman and Becky Clarke, have seen their sorority of adventurers grow from a dozen in 1999 to about 1,700 active members today in all 50 states and Canada.
"The idea was always to get women into the outdoors," Sussman says. National events draw up to 100 women to campgrounds and beaches across the continent, sometimes towing trailers in long caravans across interstate highways and scenic byways.
National events last a week, and smaller regional "git-togethers," like this one in Louisburg, typically last three or four days.
Sisters learn or practice skills such as fishing, shooting, kayaking, horseback riding, cattle-roping and cooking over a campfire.
But playing cowgirl is only half the appeal to the women, ages 21 to 93, who make up Sisters on the Fly.
At the Louisburg campsite, half an hour south of Kansas City, the parked posse of Oasis, Comet, Scotty and Forester trailers confirms that the sisterhood is as much about rescuing and personalizing classic trailers as it is about camping.
The trailers are painted on all sides with bold, retro-looking graphics depicting cowgirls on the open range, horses, bikinis dangling from a clothesline strung between palm trees and oversized sunflowers. Each is emblazoned with a name: The Kansas Kid. Giddy Up Girl. Toto's Tin Can. Cowgirls in Paradise.
Inside the trailers, most Sisters have preserved where possible original features such as wood siding, laminate dinette tables, gas stove/oven combos and electric lamps, while opening up the floor plans by removing closets and replacing convertible couches with full-size beds. They have also taken extreme liberties with decor.
Inside Ramblin' Rose, curtains hang from garter straps. Faux logs glow inside a mock heater. A framed "license for prostitution" issued to one Midnight Rose and "signed" by Wyatt Earp hangs on the wall. Above the red-satin expanse of a bed hangs a painted wooden sign proclaiming "Just put on your big girl panties and deal with it."
This open-road boudoir is one of four trailers owned by Karla Jones, a retired mounted policewoman from Broken Arrow, Okla. It is the most recent of 19 she has purchased since joining the Sisters in 2006.
"She changes trailers like she changes underwear," a fellow Sister calls out.
Sisters on the Fly has turned out to be a blessing for Jones' husband of 30 years, Guss, and not just because it gives them both some personal space.
"He was looking for a hobby after he retired," she said. "Now he restores trailers."
>Rolling bedrooms
Sussman, the founding Sister who divides her time between Phoenix and Montana, says the uber-outfitting of the trailers comes down to comfort.
"We enjoy dragging our bedrooms with us, so after a hard day of fishing and hiking we can sink into our own featherbeds."
In that regard, Sisters on the Fly are reviving the dream that fueled the golden age of trailer travel in the 1930s through the 1960s: experiencing the great outdoors while bringing all the comforts of home with you.
They are also rescuing and reviving the actual aluminum and wood trailers Americans pulled behind station wagons half a century ago, before cheap air travel allowed us to overfly the nation's great national parks and kitschy roadside attractions, author Irene Rawlings notes in "Sisters on the Fly: Caravans, Campfires and Tales From the Road" (Andrews McMeel; $15).
As swelling strains of Paul Simon's "The Boxer" mask the occasional traffic on Kansas 68, several campers have changed out of cocktail attire into their normal get-ups of designer jeans, elaborately tooled Western boots in jewel tones, straw cowboy hats, fringed leather jackets and rhinestone headbands. They are carrying homemade foods from their tiny trailer kitchens into the barn for dinner: chicken enchiladas, cheesy potato soup, cowboy beans, clover rolls and sweet potato pie.
Sharon Morrisey of Louisburg owns the farm where 12 women from three states have gathered on this late-April weekend. Morrisey and her husband, Tom, bought a 1970 Serro Scotty HiLander in 2006. The couple, who have three children and six grandchildren, picked up the trailer in Maryville, N.Y., after finding it online.
"It was going to be me and Tom's trailer," Morrisey says. But she was intrigued by a line she had read in another online ad: "If you buy this trailer, you'll be the hit of Sisters on the Fly."
When the couple got home after picking up their trailer, Morrisey Googled the organization (sistersonthefly.com) and told Tom about it. His reaction was, "That looks like fun. I think you should do it."
She did, decorating her trailer with vintage linens depicting buxom cowgirls cavorting near streams and mountains, beaded lamps, decoupaged leather suitcases for storage and a blue-fringed valence decorated with covered wagons and wildflowers.
"My grandmother made the valence. I take it so she can go with me," Morrisey says.
She and Tom sometimes take her trailer, The Kansas Kid, to camp along the California coastline. But camping with the Sisters is totally different, she explains, leaning forward, her soft blue eyes widening just a bit.
"You are responsible for everything, from hitching the trailer to towing it, including backing up. If you get a flat, you have to fix it."
Well, except for that one time when a male motorist insisted on changing a flat tire for Morrisey when she was traveling with her daughter. When he was done, the man said, "God bless you, Sisters," and Morrisey realized he had seen the "Sisters on the Fly" logo on her trailer and thought they were nuns.
"I said, 'And peace be with you,'" Morrisey recalls, laughing.
>Towing know-how
Self-reliance has been the biggest reward for one of the newest members at the Louisburg campout, Lori Thompson of Leawood. In March 2011, Thompson, a Realtor, saw an article about Sisters on the Fly in Trailer Life magazine.
"I was enchanted with them from the very beginning," she says. But not having a trailer held her back. Finally her husband, Vernon, told her, "Quit talking about it and join and then you'll find a trailer."
Which is exactly what happened: Thompson bought a 1959 Oasis from a Sister who had acquired a 1984 Hi-Lo camper because she was ready to sacrifice cuteness for the convenience of a water pump, toilet and shower.
Thompson grew up camping. Her parents had a truck camper. She and her two sisters slept in the bunk above the cab.
"Our bathroom was a 5-pound coffee can, so not having a toilet is nothing new for me," she says.
Since joining the Sisters, Thompson has learned kayaking, archery, fishing and Dutch oven cooking. And how to tow a trailer.
"Sometimes my husband starts to hitch up the trailer and I say, 'I'll do it.' I can put the chains on and do the whole pre-towing safety check," she says. "I'm very pleased."
Thompson hopes to learn how to shoot a gun one day, but this evening she has another first in mind. She ducks into her trailer, which is covered with painted sunflowers and a high-kicking-cowgirl version of Dorothy with Toto, and returns waving a plastic bag filled with honey-flavored cigars.
"C'mon girls! Who wants to earn a smoking-a-cigar badge?," Thompson calls, flipping her shoulder-length blond hair out of the way of an enormous fireplace lighter.
Three sisters take up the challenge, and there ensues a scene straight out of a Warner Bros. cartoon of women who obviously don't know how to smoke, trying to. After the briefest amount of puffing and coughing, the undertaking is declared a success, and the stogies extinguished.
>It has its merits
Sisters on the Fly does indeed have merit badges -- 30 to date, with more added as members think them up. In addition to "Cigar Affectionado," there are "Camping in Bad Weather," "Going Potty Outside" and "Nymph," awarded for showering outdoors in your birthday suit.
The badges, which Sisters sew onto sashes or denim jackets, are an obvious nod to Girl Scouts. Fond memories of Scouting are a common denominator for many members, Deb Gaskill says.
Gaskill, a retired nuclear reactor tool room supervisor from Warsaw, Mo., says something else many Sisters have in common is an obsessive love of vintage trailers. She has bought two since joining the Sisters last year -- a 1958 Mercury and a 1959 Cardinal.
"It's a sickness. It starts out as such a romantic thing. It's like going for the brass ring. You buy this sweet thing and tow it home and then it's OMG," she says. "But they are so cool. They are over 50 years old, and you fantasize about them. You wonder: Where have you been?"
Helen Elston of Cleaver, Mo., the ranking Sister at the Louisburg meet-up with the enviable Sister number of 99 (out of 2,540 assigned to date), bought her trailer shortly after her mother died in 2002.
After the bills were paid, there was $400 left for each of the five siblings, but Elston couldn't bring herself to spend her mother's money. Then she saw an ad for a 1966 Comet near Springfield, Mo.
"I thought, 'Bingo. Mom would have loved this,'" Elston says. "Then I called my son to help me get new wheels on it, and he thought I'd lost my mind."
Her other two children agreed, especially when Elston towed her trailer to Hot Springs, Ark., to her first Sisters trip, not knowing a soul.
"But when I left I knew everybody," she says.
An informal storytelling circle is under way near the barn, and Elston takes the chair in the center of the ring. Her tiny hands hold a large, hand-sewn quilt with a patch in one corner that bears her name and the words "Lovingly Made for You by Sisters on the Fly."
Elston explains that she was diagnosed with cancer in October and underwent four surgeries in eight weeks. Last week, on the day before her birthday, she says, a large box arrived in the mail. In it was the quilt, sent from founding Sister Maurrie Sussman.
The quilt was accompanied by a note that said, in part, "Tons of love to wrap around you," and instructions to return the quilt when it was no longer needed so it could be cleaned and rededicated to another Sister in need of comfort.
"It brought me to my knees," Elston tells the group.
Later, after dark, the campsite has transformed into an otherworldly festival of lights, with a blazing campfire in a round concrete livestock feeder, a gazillion stars against a black, moonless sky and, in front of the Cowgirls in Paradise trailer, an 8-foot palm tree aglow in green and white lights.
Dean Martin croons from the boom box as the Sisters huddle close to the fire and each other in the chilly night air, raise wineglasses and coffee mugs in a toast to the night before retiring to their warm, illuminated, impeccably appointed bedrooms on wheels to get some shut-eye before a planned fishing excursion in the morning.


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Anyway it's been kind of cool to see my own progress. I still eat like total hell, so I don't think i've lost any weight. But here's how it goes:
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The federal government has given Dominion Cove Point LNG permission to export liquefied natural gas, the first time an East Coast facility has been awarded an export permit.
The project in Calvert County, Md., will cost $3.4 billion to $3.8 billion and is expected to be in operations in early 2017. Dominion Cove's permit allows the facility to export 6.3 million tons of LNG per year.
The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory commission has approved three other LNG export terminals: the Sabine Pass Liquefaction Project and Cameron LNG in Cameron Parish, and the Freeport LNG Project in Texas.


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Anyone who knows me will know what a massive fan of black & white photography I am and how much I love horse photography. So it will be no surprise that I grinned like a Cheshire cat when Nicky rang after seeing one of my equine images that had won a national award and asked if she could book a black and white photoshoot with her horse Aimee.
There's so much that I love about equine photography, my lifestyle shoots are aimed at capturing that special relationship between horses and their owners and I love that most people have a story to tell about their horses or the reasons for the shoot. Nicky was no exception and her very personal reasons for the shoot made it all the more special.
It's been really hard to choose just a few favourites to share on the blog, there were so many lovely images and I'm sure you will agree that the bond between Nicky & Aimee is very special.
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so a couple of weeks ago, i did this super fun session for an absolutely amazing couple! these two are so. much. fun! i have been dying to share the images, but haven't been able to because they wanted to use my images to tell their parents that they are pregnant with their very first baby! how exciting!!!
you can just tell how fun they are by the pose above! completely james' idea by the way! he had me cracking up at the session!
i have been wanting to do a double exposure look for a while now, but my camera doesn't have the capability (one of these day's i'll be able to upgrade to one that can) … so i attempted it in photoshop….you don't get the same exact look, but i love it nonetheless and i think it would make such an awesome print for their little nugget's nursery
even though i only got to hang out with them for about an hour, i just know that they are going to be such amazingly fun parents to their little nugget. i really hope they call on me in a few months to take more maternity pics once amanda has an actual baby bump (i had to get her to pooch it out for a few of those shots)
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Located in the heart of historic Dartmouth on a level position, our 2nd floor apartment is only a few yards away from the Embankment overlooking the stunning Dart Estuary. Situated above the Canoe section of the Royal Dartmouth Yacht Club, 'Rockferry' has 3 good sized bedrooms and newly fitted kitchen & bathroom. An array of individual shops & excellent restaurants are on the doorstep with Dartmouth Castle only a 15 min walk or a 10 min ferry ride away. The local beaches at 'Castle Cove' and 'Sugary Cove' are within a 15 min walk/10 min ride on the Castle Ferry or 5 mins by car, the beautiful Blackpool Sands and Slapton Beach are within 15-20 mins by car whilst you can explore the Dart Estuary and it's stunning villages by boat or on foot as well as the fantastic towns (Totnes/Kingsbridge/Salcombe) in the South Hams and further afield.
I live with my 15 yr old son in a small village near York. Although I am from Yorkshire, my late husband originates from Devon where he was brought up and we still have family in the area so over the years we have been regular visitors to this beautiful part of the country. Dartmouth is our favourite place to relax and enjoy time with family and friends.
Claire Kettle purchased this apartment in 2010
As a family we love many parts of the South West of England but we have fallen in love with Dartmouth. With it's historic background and superb position at the mouth of the River Dart it appeals to us in a variety of ways. There are plenty of fine bistros, bars and restaurants amongst the winding streets and an array of specialist shops. The Estuary is a delight at any time of year where there is always some activity on the water whether its boats cruising down to Totnes, Ferrys taking visitors to Kinsgwear or simply people sitting on the Embankment watching children crabbing for the afternoon. It is a town with plenty to offer without having to use a car, however there are many attractions within a 20 mile radius so a car is useful to keep most visitors happy.
Our apartment is in the heart of Dartmouth on the level only one street away from the Estuary. It is spacious and well presented. A real home from home with all of the home comforts you expect plus wifi and Smart TV
"The flat is superb, comfortable, clean and in a fantastic location. We could not have hoped for more. Thanks so much for a super week " The Wilcox Family 3/8/13
Outstandingly stay in the heart of Dartmouth - really enjoyed our walk. Beautifully appointed flat with possibly the best shower in England! Very important for Aussies not used to baths ... The Petch Family, Australia 8/6/13
Splendid location & comfortable holiday home, restaurants and boutiques on our doorstep, bliss for all. We've had a wonderful time - thank you Claire and Richard, we'll be back. Chris & Gordon Thorpe 20/6/13
Very pleased with the apartment, it was a home from home. Very conveniently located for nipping in and out for various concerts during the Music Festival. The Varney Family 12/5/13
This was the second time we had stayed there and we loved it. The apartment is located in the town centre so is walking distance to everything. I would definitely recommend this apartment. Communication with Claire was great and she was very accommodating.
Although on the second floor, the Apartment was well equipped and comfortable. The Parking Pass that was included in the stay, was an added bonus.
The flat is all you'll need and more in Dartmouth, we all had a fantastic stay here and cannot recommend it highly enough. We will most definitely be booking again and again. We love Dartmouth and have stayed here for over 20 years every summer but never stayed in the centre. This was a fab location and the flat was clean and very comfortable. It was very spacious. Well equipped and all appliances worked brilliantly.
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Great. Convenient location in the middle of everything
Highly recommend.
This wonderful flat is in the heart of Dartmouth, its location couldn't be more fabulous... it's well laid out and spacious. The beds are very comfortable so getting a good nights rest after getting some sea air is easy. The kitchen is well equipped so if you want to dine in there's no problem.
Great shower with large enclosure.
Overall it's home from home.
It is important to point out however that this flat is on the top floor so there is about 35 stairs to climb in the internal hallway before entering the property...So anyone with mobility difficulties should probably not rent this flat...
Really enjoyed our stay at Rock Ferry. Apartment is perfectly placed and has everything - and more - than you need. Dartmouth is such a buzzing little town and being smack bang in the middle of it (as you are when you stay at Rick Ferry) is awesome. Nipping out for the shops or for fish & chips or for a spot of crabbing is so easy. And then coming home to such a comfortable, spacious, and well-equipped rental property is just brill. Thank you very much.
The famous blue flag beach - Blackpool Sands is only 15 mins drive away with a super cafe/restaurant. Slapton Sands offering a 3 mile stretch of pebble beach is a further 5 mins away whilst Dartmouth itself boasts two small coves (Castle Cove & Sugary Cove) close to the Castle within a 15 min walk. Bigbury on Sea beach is a sandy beach within an area of outstanding natural beauty just over 30 mins drive.
Totnes is the nearest railway station which is approx 12 miles from Dartmouth. There is a good hourly bus service to Dartmouth from Totnes. Exeter is the nearest airport (1 hour) but it is a good idea to have a car to enjoy the many wonderful places in the surrounding area.
Within a 1 min walk you can catch a ferry from the Embankment over to Kingswear (5 min ferry ride) & the famous Paignton & Dartmouth Steam Railway. There are also ferry's to Dartmouth Castle, the pretty village of Dittisham, 'Greenways' the home of Agatha Christie and a variety of other trips up the Dart Estuary. There are many beautiful villages within a 20 mile radius and numerous stunning walks in the area.
Further Details:
M&S food, Co-op and cashpoints on the doorstep. Tourist information centre, museum and cinema in town centre. Larger Sainsburys supermarket located on the edge of town, 5 mins drive.
|No additional mandatory fees
Changeover Day:
Changeover day is Saturday with some flexibility. Check out by 11am and check in after 4pm. Short breaks offered.
Notes on prices:
Prices are for the property per week in UK pounds.
Short Breaks available for a minimum of 4 nights.


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Silver Creek High School
Weekly Update for Friday, August 30th
Raptor Families,
Thank you for your attendance at Back to School Night. It was a terrific evening and we appreciate your time and investment in meeting our teachers. We are soon to be adding more teachers on account of our student population growth. In the next two weeks we will be hiring in Spanish, Social Studies and Special Education. We look forward to introducing these new teachers to you and reducing some class sizes.
Please be reminded that we have a late start day on September 4, 2013. Also, we will be posting instructions for our online Parent Teacher Conference Scheduler the week of September 16, 2013. Parent Teacher Conferences are scheduled for October 9 and 10. We look forward to seeing you there.
Erick Finnestead
Picture ID's
Picture retakes (for school portraits, yearbook, etc.) will be October 4th. Those students wanting to purchase pictures may do so online at www.studio5schoolportraits.com. Use Login: SilverCreekHS1314. All orders must be prepaid via the Studio 5 website prior to picture day (the school IS NOT handling picture orders). If you have any questions please contact Studio 5 at (Northern Front Range) 970-674-0520 or (Denver Metro) 303-550-4456.
TCAP results
Your student will be receiving their detailed TCAP results in their English classroom over the next few days. Results can also be viewed on your students Infinite Campus but this does not provide specific details.
For students in 9th grade from Westview, we are awaiting your detailed TCAP results to be sent over and will forward these sheets home upon arrival at Silver Creek.
Bus Info
We would like to notify students that live in the Airport Rd and Mountain view area that there is a new bus stop just created 8/20/13. The stop is at 1229 Twin Peaks Cir at 6:57am and drop off at same place at 2:31pm. This is bus #140.
Bus passes continue to arrive in the Main Office. Stop by and pick them up. If you have questions about bus passes contact transportation at 303-702-7540.
Counseling Corner
Tutoring Club of Longmont offers free ACT/SAT tests once a month to benefit High Schools in Saint Vrain Valley School District.
Once a month the Tutoring Club of Longmont offers free practice ACT and SAT tests to High School students. These tests are an excellent opportunity for students to experience a full-length ACT or SAT test in a relaxed environment without the fear of this score going on a college transcript. Each student's score and full analysis of a student's strengths and weaknesses will be available 3 days following. There is no pressure to sign up for our program and students are only presented with how our program could help them. I have attached a Flyer that was approved by Saint Vrain if you desire to post it or give it to prospective students.
Tutoring Club of Longmont is conveniently located on the diagonal of Ken Pratt and Nelson. All tests are scheduled on Saturdays and start promptly at 9:00 am. If a student would like to take one of these tests, please have them email us at email@example.com.
If you need any more information please give us a call (303) 651-0800.
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March 31 – April 3, 2014
(Spring Break) By Appointment
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Fines and Fees
Each school year students accrue various fees and fines. Fines are assessed for lost textbooks. Fees help pay for athletics and/or classroom extras like labs and consumable workbooks. Fees will be attached to student accounts and will be available for payment after August 28th. Information regarding fees is available to you on RevTrak, which may be accessed via the district website and the Silver Creek website. You may also pay by check or cash at the front desk. If you have questions, please contact Lois Davis at 720-494-3721 or email email@example.com.
UPDATE ON DISTRICT POLICY ON CLASS FEES for Free/Reduced Students
SVVSD has amended its policy in regard to all class fees, which will affect those students designated for Free or Reduced Lunch. Beginning this school year, students receiving free lunch will be assessed 25%of any fees associated with their classes. Students receiving reduced lunch will be assessed 50% of applicable fees. This policy affects class fees only and does not alter any school meal benefits.
Late Start
Wednesday September 4th is Late Start (Maroon Day). School starts at 9:45 a.m. and morning buses will run 2 ½ hours later than normal time. Click on schedule for the full block schedule.
Interested in a Carpool?
Several parents have expressed interest in starting carpools. We've created a spreadsheet where you can share information with other families hoping to set up carpools. Click on the following link to see who in your neck of the woods is willing to share rides.
Crew Opportunity!
Colorado Junior Crew is looking for 8th grade and high school aged athletes (13-18). This is an inclusive, no experience necessary sport. Everyone rows, everyone competes. Our professional coaches will teach you all you need to row. Practices are at the Boulder Reservoir after school (an 18 minute drive from Silver Creek.) Visit http://www.cjcrew.org/
If you want to row in the fall season, shoot us an email to the address on the contacts page of the website.
Ideal candidates are able to commit time to an after school program; interested in becoming part of a fun and competitive team; and willing to develop themselves physically with strength, stamina and full body conditioning. High school rowing experience could assist you in getting into the college of your dreams, occasionally with a scholarship. We also have openings for coxswains (the person that steers the boat and motivates the crew.)
Got the travel bug?
Join Ms. Adams in Costa Rica spring break 2014 and in Peru summer 2014.
Click on the following sites for information or contact Ms. adams at firstname.lastname@example.com Students, parents and siblings are invited!
Costa Rica- Costa Rica Spring Break 2014
Peru- Peru Summer 2014
Check the SCHS Athletic Website for updated schedules and information! Any questions, please contact the individual coach or Melissa Lehman, Athletic Secretary. All email addresses can be found here.
Athletic Passes: If a student pass was purchased, the pass should have been printed on his/her ID card at picture/locker day. If family passes were purchased, they are available for pick up in the main office. If you have questions, please contact Melissa Lehman, Athletic Secretary.
Fall Baseball: Workouts will begin on Tuesday, September 3rd and go until Tuesday, October 29. Every Tuesday and Thursday will be workouts from 2:30pm to 5:00pm. Games will be on Saturday mornings. Contact Coach Platt (firstname.lastname@example.com) with questions.
The Silver Creek baseball team is selling Colorado Rockies tickets as a fundraiser. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2013 IS "SILVER CREEK DAY" AT COORS FIELD. We have almost an entire section (Section 116) of Coors Field reserved for Silver Creek students, family, faculty, and friends. These are great field-level seats. This is the last home game of the season for the Rockies. Please buy tickets to this game and watch the Colorado Rockies play the Arizona Diamondbacks at 2:10 p.m. Urge your friends and family to buy tickets also! By purchasing tickets to this game, you will help the Silver Creek baseball team play a non-league game at Coors Field in 2014. Tickets for the Sept. 22nd Rockies game cost $25 ($14 off the face value price) and are available at the Silver Creek High School store or by contacting John Barth, 303-503-5531 (firstname.lastname@example.com). Thank you for supporting Silver Creek baseball!
Homecoming Shirts Available
$10 homecoming t-shirts are available to purchase. Purchase yours now while all sizes are available! Cash, check (payable to RABC) and credit cards accepted. Click Here to download the order form. School Store is open on Thursday's from 10:30–12:30 p.m. Orders can also be placed online at www.silvercreekstore.org
Silver Creek 2013-2014 Calendar
New Mandarin Chinese Teacher Set to Arrive
Our new Mandarin Chinese Teacher has arrived from China. Mrs. Ling has been previously working in a high school teaching English in her home country of China. In conjunction with Hanban we are lucky to have this opportunity for our students to study Mandarin Chinese. To help with Mrs. Ling's relocation effort we are collecting items to assist her with her new residence. Please click on the following link to help us begin supporting our new Chinese Teacher – http://form.jotform.us/form/32204426778153
SCHS Education Foundation
The SCHS Education Foundation provides financial support to Silver Creek teachers, staff and classrooms. Through the generosity and the support of SCHS families and friends in the community, the Foundation has donated over $38,000 to the school. Seventy mini-grants have been issued to SCHS teachers and staff for items such as novel sets, document cameras, laptops, Nooks, audio books, subscriptions and conference fees. Recently, we contributed to a new laptop cart for the school.
Silver Creek parents, staff and students serve on the Board of Directors, committees and other projects. You can help the Foundation in a number of ways:
Purchase a $5 King Soopers Reloadable Fundraising Card from us. Reload it at your convenience before your purchases and the Education Foundation will receive 5% of your purchase amounts throughout the year. Contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Donate to the Brick By Brick fundraiser and have a "brick" engraved with 3-6 lines of names/text. Icons are also available. The fall order deadline is October 15. Order online at schsedfoundation.org
Volunteer to help on one of our projects or committees. We need help in the following areas:
Design flyers, posters and banners
Grant writing
Fundraiser Event planning committee
Mini-grant Committee
Corporate Sponsors Committee (help us reach out to potential corporate sponsors and supporters)
Marketing Committee
Website maintenance
King Soopers Reloadable Card fundraiser coordinators
Brick By Brick Fundraiser Committee (opportunities include marketing, maintaining orders, serve as liaison with Engraver)
If you are interested in helping in any way, please contact us at email@example.com or visit schsedfoundation.org
School Store
Orders can be placed online at www.silvercreekstore.org
We want you as an RABC member! Your membership will help us to update athletic equipment, subsidize student clubs and continue providing excellent activities and athletic opportunities for our kids.
Your membership means a great deal to our school as we face declining revenue and budgets for our schools. Meetings are the 4th Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. Membership Levels
The 2013-2014 Board members are resident – Kaydene Hubert – email@example.com
Vice President – Pam Prinz – email@example.com
Treasurer – Tami Nott – firstname.lastname@example.com
Secretary – Joan Foster – email@example.com
BINGO on Wednesday nights at 7 p.m.Gather some friends and neighbors and play Bingo at the Longmont Bingo Alley at 640 19th Ave. It's LOTS OF FUN and the proceeds support all activities at Silver Creek High. "Silver Creek" Bingo night is EVERY Wednesday at 7 p.m. Hope to see you there!
Bingo Help!
Bingo is a huge fundraiser for our school and our athletic department. We operate Bingo every Wednesday night and need workers from 5:30 until about 9:00 at the Longmont Bingo hall, 640 19th Avenue, Longmont, CO 80501.
SCOPA (Silver Creek Organization for the Performing Arts) supports the staff and students of Silver Creek through fundraising and volunteer opportunities.
Upcoming Events:
SCOPA will be hosting a customer appreciation at their bingo session on Saturday, August 31. It will be at 11:00 am at the Longmont Bingo Alley. Come join us for food, fun and bingo!
Auditions for the fall play A Mid Summer Night's Dream will be Tuesday and Wednesday, September 3 & 4. Sign up in the A wing office.
The first speech and debate meeting will be Wednesday, September 4.
SCOPA Bingo times are: Saturdays from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. and Sundays from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. at the Bingo Alley near Main and 19th Street.
For more exciting news about the performing arts go to SCOPANEWS.ORG!


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We are a 15 year old, rapidly growing high tech company that has really entered high gear in the last year – both in marketing and in R&D. As our need for constant innovation accelerates, we are transitioning from outsourced development and are assembling a small, highly innovative team of our own to break some exciting new ground – moving forward our existing products, and adding to them.
We are doing significant mobile R&D in two key areas:
- A powerful, groundbreaking new mobile app that lets anyone with a smartphone locate, request, track, and pay for the closest taxi. The possibilities are endless – and we want someone who can help us explore them all! Of the 1 billion rides per year given by taxis, 500 million of them serve riders with Smartphones. We will be the ones who get a taxi app onto every Smartphone in the world.
- Our historical business, is the other side of that equation – Taxi fleet management technology. Our back-office systems for vehicle and driver management and tracking as well as CRM based call-taking are well established, in use by over 120 fleets all over North America – and expanding.
We are now moving both our own customers and the massive, largely obsolete taxi industry (200,000 cars) away from 20 year old 2 way radios and boat-anchor dispatch terminals, that have them stagnating. In its place we are redefining the in-vehicle tech for drivers and passengers and bringing a revolutionary change to the taxi world, primarily using android based tablets, mobile point of sale terminals and the wireless mobile data network – and our brains and creativity. Here too, we lead the way, but are looking for additional innovators to help us reshape this industry – from both sides.
Our systems involve location based services and tracking, communication with legacy dispatching systems and middleware (java based, using XML), mobile payment processing, VOIP, not to mention UI challenges to satisfy both taxi drivers and smarphone users . . . . It's complex and exciting. We lead the Market – and have to keep leading. These are lightyears beyond 'cute little apps'!
Our revenue has tripled in the last year, and we are well funded, and intend to achieve significantly more this year, with major new innovations, and the broad launch of our game changing Taxi app.
We have immediate space for a couple of smartphone gurus to round out the team.
This is a wide open field, and we are the disruptive innovators who will reshape it! While established, we are a small company that has just reactivated 'growth mode' and there is room for you to become a significant part of a small, fun, 'think outside the box' group. If you can deliver, there is tremendous potential for personal and career growth, and no corporate BS.
We have offices in Arizona, Florida, and Toronto Canada. Working locally is fine, and there will be opportunity to travel to our other offices.
Number of Positions: 2 FTE
Job Title: Android Software Developer
Full-Time: Yes
Part-Time: Yes
Availability: Available immediately, Flexible Hours. Internships available.
Number of Positions: 1 FTE
Job Title: ANDROID Software Developer
Full-Time: Yes
Part-Time: Yes
Availability: Available immediately, Flexible Hours. Internships available
Degree not required. Software development background expected. Prefer education in computer science or other related field.
Candidate would work as part of a small development team designing and evolving the mobile side of an enterprise client/server system that would interface with various ERP systems and be delivered to the end user through a tablet device and consumer Smartphones.
Must have:
* 1 Year of Android Development Experience
* 1 Year of iOS Development Experience
Additional skills that will turn our heads:
* Java Development Experience (including multithreading & async)
* RESTful Services
* Web Services
We'll really smile if you have some knowledge of:
* Client-Server Based Communication (including UDP communication)
* Automated Testing (Test Construction, Results Analysis)
* Geo-Location using Google API
* Familiarity with SVN
* General understanding of Wireless Communication (GSM & CDMA, and WiFi/Bluetooth)
To really excel (and FIT) you should have:
* The ability to work independently and as part of a team
* Basic understanding of hardware architectures and network systems.
* Problem solving ability and strong written/verbal communications skills.
* Ability to stay organized and manage multiple and concurrent assignments.
* Works well in a culture that is open, direct, energetic, and sometimes frenetic but always respectful, courteous and compassionate.
* Be a quick learner, always hungry to learn new things, self-motivated, team oriented and possess a sense of humor.
Salary is dependent on qualifications and experience.
Minimal travel may be required. Flexible.


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Join us on polling day
Please join our team of volunteers on the most crucial day of the campaign: polling day itself, Thursday 4th May.
There's a wide variety of tasks to help with, from speaking to those who've pledged to vote Labour, to delivering an early morning leaflet to Labour supporters, to driving voters and campaigners to where they need to be.
We need the biggest team possible to help ensure every Labour supporter gets to cast their vote, so wherever you're travelling from and however long you can offer us, please do fill out the form below or get in touch.


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Friday, 3 February 2012
Borneo, Dissertation & Sketchbooks
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hey steph! that all sounds really exciting :)ReplyDelete
well done on getting your dissertation to almost done!
what did you write about? i'd be interested to know as i haven't even started mine yet ..i'm still trying to figure out if i've picked the right thing to write about! :S
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Hey kelly, Thanks! I've written about something seemingly v boring, but actually quite useful to me. Title is the influence of Impressionism on contemporary illustration. :) talking about visible brushstrokes and why super detailed realism just doesn't suit illustration most of the time. :) good luck with the monster! how long it yours? ours is 6-8000Delete
So excited about the Borneo thing. I hope you don't mind me mentioning this on my blog, but I couldn't help myself. This is the best news I have heard in a while from anyone :) Let me know when you have the sponsor pages for your trip up and I will promote. From my stats it looks like I am getting over hundred hits a day/post which isn't too bad. Even if your cause inspired just 10% of that that's 10 donors :D Keep in touch xReplyDeleteReplies
Not at all! Thanks so much for doing that! As I say, I'm just waiting for the charity to sign up to a site, then I'll have a donations page that I can work with. I'm super excited now that I've finished my dissertation! Where have you been researching? I don't think I ever actually asked you! Ooh, I have a few questions, I'll send you an email on Facebook xDelete
I am very thankful to you for posting such stuff.This really help me lot.ReplyDelete
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Story? Well, this doesn't quite live in a world of reality (either for physics or procedure). There's just barely enough of a veneer to slide your brain to the finishing moments. Then again, you don't come to this series for reality. The problem is that it is long for a movie with little connection to the world.
What you do get is a testosterone-filled movie full of stunts… almost to the point of numbing breathlessness. Seriously, in the first half hour I pretty much stopped being thrilled because it was just a bit too much to absorb that many stunts in so short a time. Then they backed off enough from the quick bikini and action shots so that I was able to be impressed again.
One odd knock-on effect with this installment was Paul Walker's (Brick Mansions) death before it was finished filming. I had managed to avoid finding out how they dealt with the loss in the film… but that also meant I spent the entire movie wondering how they might exit him from the story. To their collective credit, the cast, writers, and director all were conscious of that fact and played with it throughout the movie. It is a bit of morbid humor, but it added a darkly fun overlay to the action. And their ultimate decision on how to do so was well done.
So, sure, see this for the fun and the continuation of the annoying cliff-hanger from Fast & Furious 6 and the insane stunts. I can't imagine how they top this latest in the series, but they'll have to in order to keep the franchise alive. And, currently, the plan is for 3 more installments…


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Door Screens
StowAway™ screens glide smoothly and smartly bringing the best of outside in. Providing breezy cross-ventilation and expanding your space, StowAway™ retractable screens block the sun's rays, as well as insects and dirt. StowAway™ eliminates the need for storm doors and enhances the style of any door. When not in use, it glides away into an slim, self-protective casing. A refined, elegant solution for French doors, patios, lanais, decks, sun porches, sliding patio doors – you name it. You select your favorite color, style, screen texture, UV filtering, and latching options.
Patio & Lanai Screens
These screen and shade products are used for an array of outdoor spaces. Depending on size requirements, you may find one or multiple products fit your space's needs.
Garage Screens
These screens can be manual or motorized and are completely sealed off from bugs because of the screen being anchored into the track and bottom rail. Shield your motorcycles, golf carts, and all your favorite toys from the elements while your garage door is up. You choose your own personalized design, color, screen type, and automation system.
RV Screens
SportScreen™ is designed for people who manufacture and love their RVs. This pull-down retractable screen is compact and intuitive. Screening off large openings, it provides maximum clearance and ventilation. We also provide custom screens for the cargo, horse trailer, manufactured homes and marine industries.
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Our diagnostic testing devices are designed to aid in identifying the potential barriers to optimum reproductive health. Infertility and abnormal uterine bleeding can be investigated with our comprehensive range of diagnostic catheters, cannulas, and wire guides. By focusing on achieving controlled placement and improved visualization, Cook Medical has created products that assist physicians throughout sonohysterography, hysterosalpingography, and selective salpingography procedures.
For more details on our diagnostic procedure product range, click here.


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Your Visit
Redding sits at the base of the mountains at the north end of the Sacramento Valley. During the winter months, an easy one hour drive north, west, or east will take you to mountain communities and snow-play attractions that offer wintertime activities for the entire family.
Mt. Shasta--the second highest volcano in the United States at 14,162 feet (4,317m)--offers many year-round outdoor activities, including climbing, downhill biking, and scenic drives. But it's the ski park that attracts the most attention during the winter months! With 425 acres of skiable terrain, 1,390 vertical feet, 275 inches of annual snowfall (on average), and 32 trails, the Mt. Shasta Board and Ski Park offers something for everyone, from beginner to advanced. This massive mountain is also home to more than 300 miles of groomed trails, making it a great place to snowmobile, cross country ski, and even dog sled!
To the east sits Lassen Peak, an active volcano in the Cascade Volcanic Arc. Located in the heart of Lassen Volcanic National Park, this beautiful mountain offers a more moderate and accessible hike to its 10,457 foot summit (3,187m). No off road vehicles are allowed in this pristine national park; during winter months the road through the Park is closed due to extreme snowfall. Park rangers offer guided snow shoe hikes through this area. Cross-country and telemark skiing is also very popular here.
Both of these mountain regions offer abundant snow play areas and mountain communities that offer fuel, restaurants, and hot chocolate to warm you up on those cold days!


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Party for the Planet – Including Chimpanzees – in Celebration of Earth Day at Disney's Animal Kingdom
Disney's Animal Kingdom is hosting a Party for the Planet in celebration of Earth Day. Guests can find out what they can do to make their backyards wildlife-friendly and discover other ways to conserve wildlife and protect nature, including chimpanzees, in celebration of the release of "Chimpanzee," Disneynature's newest True Life Adventure.
Full-park festivities will take place on the first and last days of the celebration, April 13 and 22 (Earth Day). As guests enter the park, they can get the party started at two table displays in the main entrance area: one featuring wildlife-friendly backyard habitats and the other "Chimpanzee."
Activities in the park include:
Asia (Maharajah Jungle Trek)-Families can play a supermarket game and learn how their purchases can make a big difference for wildlife and wild places.
Africa (Pangani Forest Exploration Trail)-Children can observe and identify chimpanzee tracks and clues left behind along trails as they move through the forest.
Rafiki's Planet Watch, courtyard-Outside Conservation Station, guests will discover fun ways to spend time in nature with their families and find "Chimpanzee"-related merchandise, as well as face painters and caricature artists.
Rafiki's Planet Watch, inside Conservation Station-Families can visit the Chimpanzee Research Station and participate in a variety of activities based on real conservation work. Guests also can talk with cast members who work on conservation projects around the world and learn about the Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund.
Although the full-park festivities take place April 13 and 22, there will be lots for guests visiting April 13 through April 22 to see and do:
Outside the theme park's main entrance, a sand sculpture and display will celebrate the "Chimpanzee' film.
Families can visit the Chimpanzee Research Station inside Conservation Station.
Guests can visit with special artisans in Discovery Island.
Fun Facts:
Although we don't have chimpanzees at Disney's Animal Kingdom, we do have many other fascinating primates, including gorillas, siamangs, white-cheeked gibbons, colobus monkeys, cotton-top tamarins and lemurs.
Disneynature joined forces with the Jane Goodall Institute for a special "See 'Chimpanzee,' Save Chimpanzees" program. For every moviegoer who sees "Chimpanzee" during the film's opening week (April 20-26, 2012), Disneynature will make a donation to the Jane Goodall Institute through the Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund in order to protect chimpanzees and their habitats.
Walt Disney was a pioneer in wildlife documentary filmmaking, producing 13 True Life Adventure motion pictures between 1948 and 1960, including "Seal Island" (1948), "Beaver Valley" (1950), "The Living Desert" (1953) and "Jungle Cat" (1958). The films earned eight Academy Awards®.
Upcoming 2012 wildlife conservation events at Disney's Animal Kingdom (as always, dates subject to change):
May 12: International Migratory Bird Day
May 23: World Turtle Day
June 6: Pollinator Day
August: Cotton-Top Tamarin Month
Sept. 5: International Vulture Awareness Day
Sept. 26: Elephant Awareness Day
Oct. 31: Bat Day


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Dr. Ross Funnell, Chiropractor
After benefiting from chiropractic health care as a child, and recognising the benefits of chiropractic care to health I was inspired to become a chiropractor at the age of 18.
I considered that this was a unique approach to health and wellness and wanted to educate and provide health and wellness care to others. I was very fortunate to be able to travel to the USA from New Zealand and receive a chiropractic education.
My father had gained great benefits through chiropractic and I remember how much this enhanced his health and wanted to be able to provide the same for others.
Dr. Funnell, Chiropractor graduated from Palmer University of Chiropractic with a Doctor of Chiropractic Degree in 1977. He then moved to Rockingham in 1981.
I established Funnell Chiropractic in 1981 and have been striving toward delivering outstanding chiropractic care in Rockingham since then.
I want every person to know that they have this incredible inborn innate potential within and by maintaining a healthy nervous system they may benefit from better health. I am also interested in empowering you as a human being to experience a healthy life.
Over my 39 years in practice we have helped thousands of people regain their health and improve their quality of life.
I just love being a chiropractor.
Dr. Josephine Finlayson, Chiropractor
Dr Josephine Finlayson has 18 years experience in the health and wellness industry and has been practicing Chiropractic for eleven years since graduating from Chiropractic College at RMIT University in Melbourne. She also holds a degree in Human Movement and Psychology from the University of Western Australia and has worked as a Chiropractor both overseas and in Australia. During that time Dr Finlayson has accumulated a range of chiropractic techniques. Dr Finlayson is known for the gentle use of techniques such as S.O.T, Applied Kinesiology, Activator Methods, Torque Release Technique, Drop Piece and Diversified Manual Technique. She has a particular interest in facilitating whole health through proper spinal function, great nutrition, correct movement and right thinking.
"I love being a Chiropractor. I get to witness miracles every day and also be a part of helping people attain the level of health and wellbeing that is their birth right. Too many of us are content with mediocre health. Health isn't about being without pain and symptoms. To be healthy means to be truly free to use your body, mind and soul to leap through life with vibrant energy and passion. Without great habits relating to nutrition, movement, attitudes and beliefs true health will always be elusive. Great movement and great health cannot possibly occur when the nervous system is not functioning properly. The nervous system is the miracle system that governs every single function of the entire body. A great nervous system is the basis of great health. Our job as Chiropractors is to remove anything that gets in the way of a properly functioning nervous system – whether that is what you're consuming, how you and your spine are moving, or what you're thinking".
Dr. G. Blake Lucas, Chiropractor B Sc MChiro
Blake completed his chiropractic studies at Macquarie University in Sydney having aleady obtained a science degree majoring in anatomy from the University of Western Australia.
Since 2003 he has worked throughout Western Australia in private practice and as a chiropractic locum.
Dr. Ross Funnell | Funnell Chiropractic | Phone: (08) 9527 6168
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Yesterday Anna cut out her paper pattern pieces whilst Will was gardening and Poppy and Lucy were at Kidzone. Today she placed HR paper pieces cut out the fabric and did the necessary tailor tacks. She then got some tacking done to the top half of the garment.
Will did 20 gardens with J.
And got a little suntan in the process as well as some tips from pleased customers which is more than J gets.
We walked around the lake and the formal garden.


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FALL 2015: "The False Linearity of Seeing"
The Fall 2015 issue, "The False linearity of Seeing," is available now.
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With poems by Graham Akhurst, Ace Boggess, Jennifer Freed, Alamgir Hashmi, Rage Hezekiah, Marcia Hurlow, Mercedes Lawry, George Looney, Tendai Rinos Mwanaka, Simon Perchik, Suzannah Spaar and others.
We are pleased to publish Laurence Coe's poem, "Before," winner of the 2015 Maine Postmark Poetry Competition sponsored by the Belfast Poetry Festival, and Prajakta Jamindar and Tabish Ahmed, winners of the Mood Indigo IIT Bombay "Just About Write" literary competition.
Front Cover image: Femme en pied by Ivan de Monbrison. Back Cover: A Delicate Dance by Carol Deprez.
Artwork and Photos by Michael Burgholzer, Thomas Gillaspy, Karen Greenbaum-Maya, Stewart Manley, Ivan de Monbrison, Bonnie Thompson Enes, Molly Touchie, and Kathy Weinberg.
Books reviewed:
Ellen Jane Powers: Salty Liquor by Gary Rainford
Michael Brown: Strata by Helen Eriksson, translated by Jan Teeland and Wendy Klein
Valerie Lawson: Figments by Gerald George
Graham Akhurst is an Aboriginal writer from the Kokomini of Northern Queensland.
Prerna Bakshi is a Macao-based poet of Indian origin. She tweets at @bprerna.
Brad Bennett has noticed that we published a bunch of his haiku over the years.
Daya Bhat is a freelance translator also interested in painting, reading and blogging.
Ace Boggess is an ex-con, ex-husband, ex-reporter, and completely exhausted by all the things he isn't anymore.
Michael Burgholzer, a programmer, has published poems and photographs in German language and American literary journals.
Peter Burzynski is a PhD student in Creative Writing-Poetry at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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Delicious: The Theodore
It's hard to say what namesake Teddy Roosevelt would think of The Theodore, but it certainly looks like somewhere he'd hang out. With its dark-paneled bar, over-stuffed blue velvet arm chairs and hunting-inspired décor, it's a bit like stepping back in time.
"It's all about creating an atmosphere, an energy," says chef/owner Tim Byres. "We set up the story of the place and then fill in the details of the menu."


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Early morning departure north to Nazareth, to see the town of Joseph and Mary. Visit the Church of the Annunciation. Continue to the Sea of Galilee via Canna to visit the ruins at Capernaum. Stop at Tabgha, where the Miracle of the Fishes and Loaves took place. Return via the Baptismal site at Yardenit. (B)
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I've just read a superb post on making emergency candles from all kind of stuff you have lying around the house. You can read it here.
Now maybe I do things a bit differently because I'm British – or it could be because I'm lazy and can't be bothered to hunt around in an emergency. Here's how I make sure that I have emergency candles always available as well as making sure I have the means to make more if required.
Okay, I start with a couple of tin cans, baked bean cans are ideal. Wash and dry them and leave them to air dry until there's no moisture at all left.
The wicks are just regular cotton string. I wax half a dozen each time I make a candle. I cut the string to 10 inches and leave the two inches give or take un-waxed. ant each end. To keep them flat, when they have dried I put them into a kitchen roll inner smashed and taped at one end.
Okay on with the plot.
- Take the dried can and using a darning needle thread the thread it with the string and push it through a blob of blu-tac leaving a tail large enough tie a knot in. Knot the string and pull the knot into the tac and press it into the bottom of the can. Rest a pencil across the top of the can and pull the wick taut and knot it around the pencil.
The wax comes from the tail end of other candles, wax melts I use to perfume the air and any old crayons I can get my hands on. It has got to the point where people give me their leftover wax so there's always a good supply. I know roughly how much wax fills my can but it doesn't matter if there's any left as I always use the same melting pan.
2. Pour the melted wax into the can stopping just a fraction from the top. Do this on a baking tray, one woof from the dog or a sneeze and it's everywhere, a tray saves the mess. Do as many can candles as you have wax for, slide the tray to the back of the counter and leave it for a day or two.
3. When they are totally set cut the string below the pencils, turn your candles upside down and cut the bottom off the can. A quick dunk in a bowl of hot water and the can will slide off.
4. Take a wax crayon and put a flame to the end of it and drip wax on any exposed un-waxed wick.
5. Wrap in greaseproof paper and put in the freezer. This makes them burn longer when you come to use them. They come out after a couple of weeks and get stored in a drawer unit in the garage.
The process for making grease candles is almost identical. Once I have used the fat as much as possible I sieve it through muslin and pour it into the cans, with a wick set exactly as before. No need to wax these as the fat soaks into the string. These I leave in the tins for obvious reasons. These also go in the bottom of the freezer.
Any left over fats I have go into a large jar ( a huge glass sweet jar) until I make the candles. For the literally pennies it costs I mix in two blocks of lard if the fat is liquid at room temperature. I find this makes a firmer candle that seems to burn somewhat longer.
Most of the 'bits' in the used fat sink to the bottom but sieving it catches small sediments. Now these candles don't smell good but adding any perfumed oil you have to hand will help. Oil based food flavourings, perfumed room freshener oils…anything as long as it's oil based will work.
These I leave in the freezer for a couple of weeks to really harden up then I take one out and check that it doesn't liquefy after a day sitting on the counter. If it stays solid they get packed into a cardboard box in a cupboard in the garage.
The dregs and sediments in the bottom of the sweet jar are mixed with stale bread, and wild bird food and made into fat balls to hang in the trees in winter. Waste not want not.
i think the 'emergency candle' article mentioned at the start is brilliant and I have printed and saved it and very useful for if I was away from home. At home though I think I'll continue with my method, I like them made and cured in advance.
With a kid at home and a husband working 6,000 miles away if anything did kick off I would have enough to think about and knowing I have drawers full of ready made candles makes me feel better than doing it on the fly.
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The economics discipline undertakes world class research and teaching across a wide number of areas in economics. Our research is published in leading international journals and we also engage extensively with the media and provide thought leadership government and business leaders.
The Economics discipline has a large group of PhD students and hosts regular visits from acclaimed international academic economists. We hold two seminars per week; host the PhD Conference in Economics and Business, the Shann and Bateman Memorial public lectures, and several major conferences.
We offer a single major and double major in Economics at the undergraduate level. Our Economics Honours course is one of UWA's premier programs and has produced some of the best graduates in Australia, many of whom have gone on to build successful careers as professional economists in institutes such as the Reserve Bank of Australia and the Treasury. Our postgraduate courses include the Master of Economics and PhD in Economics.
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